How much ugliness can human nature reveal when given the environment? In addition to absolute power brings absolute corruption, it brings other thinking. There is no difference between the prisoners and the prison guards in the film. They have similar education levels, thinking abilities, and even parts of their characters. In an experimental setting that is far simpler than the reality of everyone's vastly different states, the fact that one party can use such exaggerated behavior and oppression on the other is just an absurdly formalized right. Whether it is the prisoner or the prison guard, they are all lost in it to a certain extent, and even justify their behavior. Are there any similarities between this and Stockholm Syndrome?
Returning to reality, how does a person limit his inner malice in reality? Is a broken mirror can't be re-rounded test really worth it? Is the reverence that religion speaks of fighting against this inner devil?
PS: Ladies and gentlemen, don't ask your boyfriend in the future, it's a question of who will save first when your mother and I fall into the water. //laugh
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